Flush the catheter

An irrigation catheter is a medical device used to irrigate or irrigate a body cavity or wound. It is often used for medical procedures, such as cleaning wounds or flushing the bladder during a cystoscopy.

Irrigation catheters usually consist of a long, flexible tube with multiple side holes or eyelets near its tip. This design allows for control of fluid flow and distribution during irrigation. The catheter is usually connected to a syringe or irrigation system to provide the fluid or solution needed for irrigation.

Irrigation catheters come in various sizes and types to suit different purposes and body cavities. They can be made from materials such as silicone, latex or polyurethane. Catheter selection depends on the specific procedure and the preferences of the healthcare provider.